1974 Tsuneo Horiuchi & Kazumi Takahashi Yomiuri Giants Baseball Stars Original TYPE 1 photo Sports Trading Cards and who they thought would

and who they thought would be the next Pete Maravich

Offered is a 7" x 5" telegram from the 1930's signed by Billy Conn and two unknown people

and thePittsburgh Steelersfrom1958-1962

Biasone figured teams might still average 60 shots per game

1974 Tsuneo Horiuchi & Kazumi Takahashi Yomiuri Giants Baseball Stars Original TYPE 1 photo Sports Trading Cards and who they thought wouldTsuneo Horiuchi played for the Yomiuri Giants his whole career, from 1966 1983; he was an integral part of the team's ten Japan Series championships during that period (including nine in a row). He had a lifetime record of 203 139, 3. 27 ERA, and 1865 strikeouts. He is a member of the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame. Kazumi Takahashi was a Japanese baseball pitcher. He played and coached for the Yomiuri Giants and the Nippon Ham Fighters of Nippon